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The population of St. Petersburg has grown due to migrants
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Mortality among working age Muscovites has decreased by 38%
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Individual pension capital being introduced in Russia
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State Duma rejects idea of equating cohabitation with marriage
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Extra payouts to large families will not improve demographic situation
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Ministry of Internal Affairs intends to simplify process of obtaining
Russian citizenship
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About 9.5 million foreigners reside permanently in Russia
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Moscow City Duma advocates stricter migration legislation
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Will blame for illegal migration be shifted to Russian citizens?
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Illegal migration in Russia reaches 10-year high
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Russia lags behind in treatment of oncological diseases
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In Russia about 200,000 people die from cancer each year
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Proposal in Moscow City Hall to make patients diagnosed with late-stage
HIV pay for their own treatment
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In Russia, the incidence of tuberculosis has declined
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Russia has all the prerequisites for overcoming tuberculosis by 2030
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One in five Russians is diagnosed with a mental illness
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Cabinet proposes to finalize bill to reduce mortality from cardiac arrest
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AI has been taught to assess the risk of death
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Proposal in Federation Council to abolish medical insurance
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Disabled people will be allocated an additional 4 billion rubles for
drugs
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Rosobrnadzor to check safety of physical education lessons
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Ministry of Health allows “wetting Mantoux test”
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Punishment for attacking health workers may be toughened
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Healthy foods to get special labelling
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In the US by 2030 there will be more elderly people than children
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Annual population growth in Kazakhstan remains at 1.3%
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Georgia has been warned about possible suspension of visa-free regime
with the EU
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Belarus and Russia will conclude a simplified version of visa agreement
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World Bank predicts 143 million environmental migrants by 2050
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Would a third of Ukraine’s population like to emigrate?
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One in ten Ukrainian migrants wants to stay in Poland forever
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Ukrainian labor migrants abroad have no rights
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Lithuania will pay for studies abroad in exchange for commitment to
return
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Merkel promises not to allow a repeat of the migration crisis
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The number of migrants arriving in Italy has fallen by 75%
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Kirgizia simplifies issuance of work permits to foreigners
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Pregnancy will no longer save illegal migrants from arrest in the US
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Rohingya will not return to Myanmar soon
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US cuts contributions to UN peacekeeping missions
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In US, new plan announced to combat smoking
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Worldwide use of antibiotics has increased by almost 40% in 15 years
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About 30,000 Ukrainians infected with tuberculosis each year
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The number of women using IVF without a partner is growing
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Representatives of sexual minorities are more likely to suffer from heart
problems
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Ireland to hold abortion referendum
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UK to introduce flu vaccine good for 10 years
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Pope calls for abolition of death penalty
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“Dagens Nyheter”, “Russkaya sluzhba BBC”, “Novye Izvestia”,
“Parlamentskaya gazeta”, “Respekt”, “REGNUM”, “InoPressa” on the tragedy in
Kemerovo
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“Novye Izvestia” on defenders of children
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“MBKh”, “EurasiaNet” on manipulating mortality statistics
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“Rossiyskaya gazeta” on the village
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“Novye Izvestiya” on settlers
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on accelerating the process of obtaining citizenship
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“REGNUM” on internal Russian migration
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“Novye Izvestiya” on life in the regions
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“iq.hse.ru” on the adaptation of migrant children
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“Delfi.It” on emigration from Lithuania
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“Odesskaya zhizn” and “Russkaya sluzhba BBC” on migration in Ukraine
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“Novye Izvestiya” on child suicides
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“Izvestiya” on deaths in physical education classes
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“Izvestiya” on the incidence of tuberculosis
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“Izvestiya” and “Life” on the incidence of and mortality from HIV
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“Rossiyskaya gazeta” on cancer treatment
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“Life” on the right to be treated free of charge
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“Rossiyskaya Gazeta” on a rating of hospitals
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“Rossiyskaya gazeta” on the computerization of healthcare
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“Vesti.ua” on life expectancy in Ukraine
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“Rossiyskaya gazeta” and “Vesti.Meditsina” on longevity and long-livers
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“Izvestiya” on labeling healthy products
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“REGIONS.RU” on the refusal to equate cohabitation with marriage
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“Ekonomika sevodnya” on the maternity capital
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“Izvestiya” and “Kommersant” on second children
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“The Village” on how to talk with children about sex
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“Jyllands-Posten” on violence in the Russian family
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“Meduza” on difficult teenagers
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“Ekho Moskvy” on the American March for Our Lives in support of gun
control
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“N+1” on Down syndrome
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“EurasiaNet” on the soft power of the Diaspora
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“Svenska Dagbladet” questions the need for education
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“Komsomolskaya Pravda” on the level of consumption of products in
different years
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“Helsingin Sanomat” on Sweden’s drinking culture
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“Le Figaro” on racism against whites